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Burial Information
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Mary Bew |
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92 |
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23 January 1903 |
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London Road, Newbury |
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1899 |
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059 |
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Official at burial: |
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E H Titchmarsh |
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Memorial Details
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Mary Bew |
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19 January 1903 |
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92 |
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Headstone and 4 kerbstones |
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Sandstone with letters |
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In Memory of
Mary Bew
of the Poplars
London Road, Newbury
died Jan. 19th 1903
aged 92 years.
"Blessed are the Dead
that died in the Lord." |
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Obituaries and Newspaper announcements
Mary Bew |
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Newbury Weekly News |
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29 January 1903 |
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© Newbury Weekly News |
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MARY BEW
THE LATE MISS BEW. - The funeral of this lady, whose decease was announced last week, took place on Friday afternoon at the Cemetery. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E.H. Titchmarsh.
The mourners were Mrs. R.C. Dryland (Reading), Messrs. Dryland and Thorowgood (solicitors), Mr. James Eatwell. Mr. E. Salway (executors), Mr. R. Lovelock, Mr. J.T. Nash, Miss Wernham.
Amongst those present were Messrs. J. Palmer, G. Webb, T H Pratt, W. Penfold, W.J. Bracket, J. Wareham, Misses Burrough, Miss Midwinter, Miss Nash, Mrs. Salway, Miss Walter, Miss Keep, Mrs. Gayfer, &c.
The coffin was of polished and panelled oak, and inscribed:-
MARY BEW
Died January 19th, 1903,
Aged 92.
There were no flowers by reqauest. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Penfold and Son.
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Mary Bew |
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Newbury Weekly News |
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05 February 1903 |
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MARY BEW
THE LATE MISS BEW.
- We understand that under the will of the late Miss Bew the following amounts have been bequeathed to various institutions.
Religious Tract Society, £500
British and Foreign Bible Society, £400
Church Aid Society, £300
London Missionary Society, £400
in addition to which, £100 is bequeathed to the pastor of the Congregational Church, and the family of the late Mr. Guyer also benefits largely, besides other legatees resident in Newbury, personal friends of the deceased lady. |
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Mary Bew |
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Newbury Weekly News |
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22 January 1903 |
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MARY BEW
THE LATE MISS BEW. - By the decease of Miss Mary Bew, which occurred at her residence in the London-road*, on Monday afternoon, the last member has passed away of a family formerly well known and much respected in the neighbourhood. Her father was, we believe, a a medical man in practice at Thatcham, and her brother, the late Mr. W.H. Bew was for many years principal of the Speen-hill school, at which a number of leading agriculturists of the district and others, received their education.
Mr. Bew and his two sisters, who resided with him, are held in affectionate regard by his old pupils, for the kind solicitude that they always evinced for the welfare of the boys under their care. Mr. Bew, who transferred the school in 1860 to the late Mr. Guyer, passed away in 1887, his sister now deceased surviving him by sixteen years.
Mis Bew was connected with the Congregational Church, and for several years filled, with her sister, the office of superintendent of the Girls’ Sunday School. Of late years her strength has gradually declined, and she has now passed away at the advanced age of 92 years.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Newbury Weekly News 22nd January, 1903
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